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THE CRUCIBLE

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Type of Puritan government Theocracy
Supposedly murdered babies Rebecca Nurse
knowledgable about the law, dies Christian under the law Giles Cory
Slave from Barbados Tituba
got fired for having an affair Abbigail
asked to prove or disprove the presence of witchcraft Rev. Hale
a sickly child who thinks she's possessed Betty
doesn't want to take the accused away Marshall Herrick
proud of the law and thinks the law is always right Dep. Danforth
realizes from the beginning that the girls are fine, a reasonable character Rebecca Nurse
when events and characters in a story really represent other situations and people allegory
fear of communism in the 50s Red Scare
person behind the Red Scare and people being blacklisted Sen. McCarthy
people with this demonstarted industriousness, simplicity, education, responsibility, self-reliance Grace or possible members of the Elect
innocent until proven guilty, importance of education, individual rights, equality, hard work Puritan legacy
opposite of what you think should happen or should be said irony
rich man who is upset his relative is not the reverend and has money to buy land Thomas Putnam
she cannot lie Elizabeth Proctor
supposedly a voodoo doll poppet
does not go to church often, dislikes the gold candlesticks, nailed on the church roof John Proctor
worked for the Proctors, tried to tell the truth Marry Warren
reads strange books and kills pigs Martha Cory
saying one thing but doing another hypocrisy
accused of being a communist but wouldn't name names Arthur Miller
a severe test or trial, a pot for melting down metals which separates the good from the bad crucible
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